is this appropriate to carry a 15'6" canoe
2633
I do not see any problem with a longer boat. Extra length should not be a problem. If you plan to use the cart in soft sand you would be better off with sand tires like the ones available from Hobie. Good luck, john
2634
We use it for the kayaks and paddle boars. I am sure it will work well with a canoe also.
2635
Yes. I use it for my 12 foot without a problem. Just center it under the canoe and push or pull it.
2636
I don't think so. I really think this is best suited for a kayak. That happens to be what i use if for. It may depend on how flat the bottom of your canoe is.
2637
As long as you have an extra strap to keep the wheels directly under the canoe. Using just the one strap is very awkward and doesn't really provide stability.
2638
I am not the one who uses this, but my stepson says it works great for his kayak. To specifically answer your question, here is what another reviewer said on Amazon, "I was a little concerned this would only work on a very small kayak but it works well on my wide 15' canoe. The tires do not take air since they are solid now so time will tell if they hold up but at least you don't need to worry about a flat." I am a mechanical engineer so based on my assessment you should have no issues with a canoe. The kayak/canoe just sit on the cart and you pull it by the front of the kayak/canoe. Wheels come off easily and folds easily for storage during your time on the water. It's a nice design. I am not the one who uses this, but my stepson says it works great for his kayak. To specifically answer your question, here is what another reviewer said on Amazon, "I was a little concerned this would only work on a very small kayak but it works well on my wide 15' canoe. The tires do not take air since they are solid now so time will tell if they hold up but at least you don't need to worry about a flat." I am a mechanical engineer so based on my assessment you should have no issues with a canoe. The kayak/canoe just sit on the cart and you pull it by the front of the... » Read More I am not the one who uses this, but my stepson says it works great for his kayak. To specifically answer your question, here is what another reviewer said on Amazon, "I was a little concerned this would only work on a very small kayak but it works well on my wide 15' canoe. The tires do not take air since they are solid now so time will tell if they hold up but at least you don't need to worry about a flat." I am a mechanical engineer so based on my assessment you should have no issues with a canoe. The kayak/canoe just sit on the cart and you pull it by the front of the kayak/canoe. Wheels come off easily and folds easily for storage during your time on the water. It's a nice design. « Show Less
2639
Probably. I use mine to transport a 14' kayak to the water. As long as you get one end sufficiently strapped onto the wheels, it should work. I wouldn't try it on really rough ground. I tried a fairly rocky beach once and had a few tip-overs.
866802
It is more for decoration. I don't think that handle would be long enough to actually paddle a canoe.
1936724
I think you should be fine. It's about 6 feet long and can hold up to 250 lbs. One of the things that I really like about it is that it has no bar going across the middle which would make it uncomfortable for your back. It's not that heavy and it can fold in half so it's easy to pack and carry.
2078094
Legally no, but my kayak and your canoe are both "too long". Keep any loads that you put in the canoe up front and within the length of the bed. Excess weight in the aft section might tend to pull the canoe out of the bed in an emergency stop or swerving. Just like loading a trailer. Too much weight in the aft might also create excess load on the extension it's self. Keep the weight in the truck and have fun.
686267
Hello yes mine is 15" and fits great and still had some space left... � I love my back pack.
1909630
Yes, it should be able to hold it just fine. I have a 15" that fits no problem.
1525648
Not really. I'm a 5'6" male and I have a hard time picking it up and carrying it when it is folded.
1375407
The 10'' is not a problem, the 15'' might be a slightly tighter fit, but from what I can see from my case, you should be fine.
1155370
Hello, I'm 6'4 and I bought this pack last year for a hiking trip to the Poconos. Loved it. comfortable to wear and hold a lot of stuff. I had enough stuff packed in it to get me through 4 - 5 days. You shouldn't have any trouble.
1809654
No, this will be too short for you (unless you have long arms). I'm 5'6" and the handles are the right height, if not slightly low.
1109353
14' 5" to 16' to look proper. 15' is optimal. 14 feet would be a little too short.
81932
I am also 6 ft tall. This bag is comfortable to pull behind. No problem. I recommend it.
1931005
Well as I am 5' 8" I can't comment on how it would fit you at 6' 2" but I checked my shoulder strap setting and I am at about 50% so there is a lot of adjustment left. The other responders seem to indicate that it should fit you as they are closer to your height. I can say that this is now my bag of choice when I do a bit of trekking. It is light, holds a lot of gear and I do like that it accommodates a water bladder.
994813
Yes, I believe this leather laptop backpack will accommodate your HP 15.6" laptop comfortably.
924672
The foot peddles are adjustable so I would imagine it would comfortable. The total cockpit is only 21.5" wide and has a weight limit of 250lbs. The seat and back are padded and very comfortable for a 4 hour / 12 mile trip. I'm 5'7 so I can't say for sure. You can measure yourself and see if you are within the limits. There are Kayaks made especially for taller paddlers.
996333
Not sure but it halls my 18'mohawk fiberglass canoe just fine. A little shaky but rachet straps take care of that. I do recomend this product for that.
1071141
A 15" will fit with no problem. The stand is solid and well-built, would not call it cumbersome.